2005 Czech International Air Fest (Czech Republic)
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SAF (Slovakia) - Antonov An-26 (3208)2 viewsFirst seen in 1969, the Antonov An-26 "Curl" was the standard short-range Soviet tactical transport during the latter half of the Cold War. Developed from the previous An-24 design, it was first Soviet military transport aircraft to have a fully pressurised cargo hold. Production ended in 1985 after about 1.410 An-26s had been built, most of them for military operators. The type remains in widespread use.
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SAF (Slovakia) - Antonov An-26 (3208)1 viewsInitially known as An-24T, An-26 was equipped with two Ivchenko AI-24T turboprops and the rear fuselage was fully redesigned so that a large-size hatch could be installed. Used initially as a cargo plane with air dropping capabilities, it can be easily adapted for transporting passengers, medical evacuation or paratroopers.
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Czech AF - Mil Mi-171Sh Hip-H (9767)0 viewsThe Mi-17/171 has a conventional design, with a large five-bladed main rotor mounted over the powerpack at the fuselage midsection a three-bladed tail rotor. Twin turboshaft engines are mounted on top of the fuselage with two round air intakes just above the cockpit and rounded exhaust ports aft.
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Czech AF - Aero L-39ZA Albatros (2415)0 views
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